A Breach of Privilege: Cilley Family Letters, 1820-1867

Born in Yonkers, New York, Eve Anderson attended public school, was Co-Editor in Chief of her award-winning high school newspaper, The Broadcaster, and later wrote for the Russell Sage College newspaper, The Quill. At Sage she majored in English literature and minored in American history. After college she married and with her husband, Olof, raised two children. During those years as a stay-at-home mother, she continued to write as a freelance reporter for her Connecticut hometown newspaper, the Manchester Herald. After retiring to Maine, Anderson assumed responsibility for publicity at the Montpelier-General Henry Knox Museum from 1991 to 1996 and, since 1993, has managed the publicity for the Thomaston Historical Society. Anderson became president of the Thomaston Historical Society in 1998 and wrote the copy for the Thomaston Historical Society Web site that can be found at http://www.mint.net/thomas tonhistoricalsociety. She has been an avid reader since early childhood with a special interest in collections of historical letters, American history, and biographies of American historical figures. A Breach of Privilege is her first book although she continues to write and has recently completed a second manuscript.Eve Anderson is the author of 'A Breach of Privilege: Cilley Family Letters, 1820-1867' with ISBN 9780970097446 and ISBN 0970097441.